Sentence examples for maladies of from inspiring English sources

He diagnosed many maladies of our interdependent world in ways that seem prescient.

Or, one might say: What maladies of late suffer our poets that render their verses obscure?

On another night, two men were discussing the maladies of their older relatives.

Re "Maladies of Interpreters," by Joshua Foust (Op-Ed, Sept. 22): I, too, worked on a Provincial Reconstruction Team.

For those who think like this there is a simple remedy for the maladies of higher education.

Because of these cells' ability to form every tissue of the body, scientists say they hold great promise in treating many diseases, particularly the degenerative maladies of age.

A largely vegan and occasional vegetarian diet has been a fantastic way to manage my weight and avoid high cholesterol and other maladies of middle age.

Last week Dr. Howard J. Bennett of the George Washington University Medical Center diagnosed one of those half-serious maladies of modern living, like Frisbee finger or Nintendinitis.

He had been suffering for sometime from a number of maladies, some of them prostate-related.

"It's the malady of our industry.

Daniel B. Verdin, a senior Republican state senator from South Carolina, called illegal immigration "a malady of epic proportions," which he said compared with "the malady of slavery".